way to the main stage of the conference league on october 3 with a match in baku against the scottish hearts. we will also play at this stage with a number of clubs, including the famous danish copenhagen polish legia. we need victories in the main round, naturally we will keep the team for participation in european cups in a year, so this is also a certain motivation for us, because today we are responsible for this, for our. football does not lose a team. let me remind you that belarusian clubs have not overcome the qualification barrier for 6 years since borisov's bate did it. a high-profile transfer in russian football, cska signed ex-barcelona footballer miralem pjanic. the agreement with the thirty-four-year-old bosnian is calculated according to the 1+1 scheme. the footballer will play under the fifteenth number. miralem also played for lyon, roma, juventus, bejektas, and the last 2 years in the club sharjah from oha. in addition, pjanisch is second in the number of matches played for the national team of bosnia and herzegovina - 115, but he will not be able to move higher, since in m

on october 3, in azerbaijan, our club will fight against the scottish hearts.he arena program wishes the guys success, and today you will see. countries, the hosts won 10 medals, two of which were gold. alexander gushtyn and ariyan tyutrin. the competitions became an occasion not only to sum up the results, but also to talk about the near future, because the question of participation in international competitions is still open, how to act in this situation on... the leader, the best speaker on this topic, naturally, the head of the federation olim selimov. for the first time the tournament is held. to keep at a decent level, over the past we as a federation will try very hard years we have seen that the number of athletes, wrestlers, concerning the tournament bear, as well as concerning the main tournament alexander vasilyevich, there is a lot of interest, there is interest in our country specifically in wrestling, why, because there are traditions, such traditions that... yes, definitely, because even in these limited conditions we always understood what count

so, at the start of the tournament on october 3, the belarusians will host the scottish hearts.on november 28, denmark's copenhagen, alarne from northern ireland. on december 12, we play away with the finnish hicks, the polish legia panathena kosa, and we will finish the general stage with the game with the greeks on december 19. meanwhile, neman beats vitebsk in the match of the twentieth round of the belarusian football championship. in the north of the country, igor kovalevich's club celebrated its third victory in a row. leonard gwet scored the only goal in the middle of the first half - 1:0. the metibchans suffer their second defeat in a row and have not known victory in three rounds. alexander pavlov's team is in an intermediate sixth place. neman is in the lead. arpeda belas is four points ahead, minsk dynamo is eight points behind, but the capital's team has four games in hand. everything that modern belarus lives by. watch belarus24 today on the tv channel. this is news from the country abroad, broadcasts of especially important events, live broadcasts from the scene ,

in the scottish premiership, hearts remain rock bottom after losing 2—1 at st mirren. ers are through to the scottish league cup semi finals after beating dundee 3—0, nigerian international cyriel dessers with the opener and the third there. it's their first match at ibrox this season because of delayed renovation. elsewhere, aberdeen are also through after beating spartans 4—0. manchester united got their women's super league season under way with a 3—0 victory over west ham at old trafford. geyse opened the scoring for united, then leah galton doubled the lead just before the break with a great strike from just inside the area. grace clinton scored the third in what was a convincing win for marc skinner's side. stjohnstone conceded two late goals against ross county, where it finished 3—3. rangers are through to the scottish league cup semi finals after beating dundee 3—0, nigerian international cyriel dessers with the opener and the third there. it's their first match at ibrox this season because of delayed renovation. elsewhere, aberdeen are also through after beati

in the scottish premiership, hearts remain rock bottom after losing 2—1 at st mirren. ndee. nigerian international cyriel dessers put them in front. it's their first match at ibrox this season because of delayed renovation. elsewhere, aberdeen are 2—0 against spartans. manchester united got their women's super league season under way with a 3—0 victory over west ham at old trafford. geyse opened the scoring for united, then leah galton doubled the lead just before the break with a great strike from just inside the area. grace clinton scored the third in what was a convincing win for marc skinner's side. and in the days other game — brighton made a great start to the season under their new manager, dario vidosic, thrashing everton 4—0. new signings fran kirby and kiko seike with the goals. seike is the first player in wsl history to score a hat trick on her league debut. and one more football story to bring you — harry kane has become the top english scorer in the bundesliga. the england captain scored his 41st league goal for bayern munich earlier in their5—0 win at wer

it's five win from five for celtic who are still top of the scottish premiership tonight after a 2—0 win at home to heartstill level on points with celtic after a 2—1 win at home to motherwell. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian and ross county, while st mirren and kilmarnock drew 2—2. next tonight — to virgina, where the united states remain on top on day two of the solheim cup — with plenty of work for europe to do if they're to retain the trophy for a record fourth time. in the morning foursomes, europe were mounting a comeback but the usa finished strongly. world number one nelly korda won her match with partner alisson corpuz. esther henseleit and england's charley hull came through their match as europe ended up tieing the session 2—2, but the usa still have an 8—1; overall lead. let's cross to our golf correspondent ian carter who's there for us. this is a crucial session for europe who are desperate for points in the fourballs — how are they getting on? the americans are ahead, they are three up at the moment, the americans, against her kristen jim. two up on lynn grant and celine gauthier. e

scottish independence. it is the very essence of this party, it is the heart and soul of this party.hy they are giving up their sunday afternoon because they want to campaign for that in a sense. and it is may be quite difficult for people here to realise that in a penance recipe referendum was ten years ago —— the independence referendum. it is quite difficult for them, quite a challenge in a sense. white matches explain to people who have justjoined matches explain to people who havejustjoined us... we matches explain to people who havejust joined us...— have just “oined us... we are waitin: have just joined us... we are waiting for— have just joined us... we are waiting for the _ have just joined us... we are waiting for the first - have just joined us... we are waiting for the first minister| waiting for the first minister of scotland, john swinney, to take the stage at the snp conference that is taking place in edinburgh. we were expecting to see him about five minutes ago. our bbc scotland political correspondent andrew kerr is thankfully with me. theirs is the first time thatj

rangers made it seven wins from seven in the scottish women's premier league with a 2—0 victory at hearts lead, before rio hardy guided in the second. rangers have now scored 51 goals this season and conceded only one. second—placed galsgow city are level on points with rangers after a 3—0 win over hibernian but have played one more game than rangers. celtic have taken a significant step towards the champions league group stages with a first—leg win over ukrainian side vorskla poltava in their play—off tie. murphy agnew�*s finish in the fifth minute proved to be the only goal of the game — they'll now meet again on thursday in airdrie with the target to progress to the group stages for the first time ever. 0nto golf, and rory mcilroy has again been denied, finishing runner—up at the pga championship in wentworth. the northern irishman was part of a three—way play—off that involved south africa's thriston lawrence and eventual winner billy horschel. this was mcilroy�*s eagle attempt on the second playoff hole. he didn't get there. he took bertie. that miss proved to be his last shot as hor

it's five wins out of five for celtic in the scottish premiership after they beat hearts 2—0. this lunchtime. to golf, where europe are needing nothing short of a miracle going into the final day of the solheim cup. usa lead 10—6 after saturday's two sessions. remember, fourteen and a half points are needed for the hosts to lift the trophy for the first time since 2017. europe need 14 points to retain the title for a record 4th time in a row. they did win the final two points of day two to give them just a little hope but still have a mountain to climb. sundays singles gets underway in gainesville virginia just before 2pm. england justified their tag of favourites ahead of next years women's rugby world cup with a comprehensive 24 points to 12 victory over new zealand at the newly renamed allianz stadium. it was the first match at the ground since twickenham's naming rights were sold. england have won their last 17 matches with their last defeat coming against new zealand at the 2022 world cup. jo currie reports. the next instalment in a bitter rivalry — the world number ones

it's five win from five for celtic who are still top of the scottish premiership tonight after a 2—0 win at home to heartsto motherwell. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian and ross county, while st mirren and kilmarnock drew 2—all next tonight — to virgina, where the united states remain on top on day two of the solheim cup — with plenty of work for europe to do if they're to retain the trophy for a record fourth time. let's cross to our golf correspondent ian carter who's there for us. good evening, ian. they started the day 6—2 and front and then after this morning 's foursomes, they maintained that four—point lead. yes foursomes, they maintained that four-point lead.— four-point lead. yes they did, it was more — four-point lead. yes they did, it was more encouraging - four-point lead. yes they did, it was more encouraging for. four-point lead. yes they did, i it was more encouraging for the europeans this morning, they had the initiative and three of the four matches and much of the four matches and much of the session but in the end nellie came through in the tottenham match and that was a vital

scottish people's priorities in mind. interesting that he mentioned independence because remember, of course, the snp is a party that has independence at its heartbut what he is trying to do with this programme for government is say and show that the snp are effective in government and that will be his strategy, i think, going forward for the next two years.— think, going forward for the next two years. many thanks are talkin: us next two years. many thanks are talking us through _ next two years. many thanks are talking us through that - next two years. many thanks are talking us through that on - next two years. many thanks are talking us through that on john | swinney�*s first programme for government. thank you very much. of course, more details on our website and we also have a live page following this as well. if you want more details it's all there. let's take a look at some of the day's other news. and more migrants have been trying to cross the channel from france this morning, despite the deaths of 12 people yesterday when their dinghy capsized. a pregnant woman and six children were among the dead — up to 65 people were rescued. our c

scottish people's priorities in mind. interesting that he mentioned independence because remember, of course, the snp is a party that has independence at its heartmme for government is say and show that the

heart. that was our success in scotland. returning three — success in scotland. returning three scottishand we have even managed to sneak— and we have even managed to sneak in— and we have even managed to sneak in a _ and we have even managed to sneak in a couple of extra scots _ sneak in a couple of extra scots in _ sneak in a couple of extra scots in england constituencies like _ we scots in england constituencies we swapped a scottish conservative for a scottish lib dems — conservative for a scottish lib dems. and if the similarities to your— dems. and if the similarities to your predecessor don't end there. — to your predecessor don't end there. i— to your predecessor don't end there, i thoroughly expect you to he — there, i thoroughly expect you to be strutting your stuff at the lib— to be strutting your stuff at the lib dems escalated tonight. and what— the lib dems escalated tonight. and what a special moment it was when _ and what a special moment it was when the last results to be declared — was when the last results to be declared across the whole of the uk — declared across th

it means the scottish child payment helping to keep 100,000 children in scotland out of poverty, it means a social security system with fairness and compassion at its heartshameful processes. . ._ processes... we are interrupting - processes... we are interrupting that - processes... we are interrupting that for| processes... we are - interrupting that for some processes... we are _ interrupting that for some more on our breaking business news this hour, the post office boss nick reed is to step down from the role next year. he previously announced his intention to temporarily step back from the role to give his entire attention to the next stage of the horizon it inquiry. let's go to our business correspondent, ben king. his tenure has been dominated by the inquiry, hasn't it. dominated by the inquiry, hasn't it— dominated by the inquiry, hasn't it. . �* , ., , hasn't it. that's right, he has called it an — hasn't it. that's right, he has called it an extraordinarily i called it an extraordinarily challenging time at the post office. he took over in 2019 just as the post office was in the process of losing the bates versus the post office litigation. no

speech at holyrood marking the 25th anniversary of the scottish parliament, king charles spoke of scotland's uniquely special place in the hearts political bombshell? i'm going to get full pundit reaction in just a moment. rosie duffield, a highly respected labour mp, has sensationally resigned the labour whip, blaming sir keir starmer's cruel and unnecessary policies and the freebies row thatis policies and the freebies row that is engulfing him and the party. duffield has become the fastest mp to jump ship after a general election in modern political history. she's writing to the prime minister tomorrow, informing him of her decision to resign the whip with immediate effect, a assessment there and that caps off. i think we can all agree a week to forget for the prime minister. sunday mirror now not stab victim families bbc made trauma a million times worse. grieving families say a bbc show about a triple killer made their trauma a million times worse. valdo calocane knifed two students and a school caretaker in nottingham in 2023. the victim's relatives have put in an official complaint saying panorama snubbed them and was to

carries his destiny, this is a scottish phrase, a man who has this ability, prophecies, foresight, well, for example, it amazes me most of all, this is a feeling of truth in the heart of a person, a sacred grain in eternity, a space without borders, the movement of the century embraces in brief, so lermontov already then understood that the whole world at first he did not know it, then he had to the history of his family, so to speak, yes, but he applied to the university, and his relatives helped find these certificates of his origin, the university did not accept him, because there were none of these, outgoing, or something, yes, and so, the arsenyevs... relatives, they are there, he went there to kostroma, where the family began, and brought this evidence, and belongings, there are even in these notes on... moscow university and moves to st. petersburg, enters the school of cadets, and studies there, that is, for 2 years, quite successfully, plays pranks, he plays pranks, although he studies well, yes, but i have the feeling that he somehow valued these predecessors of pushkin very highly. here he is, that he was very sad that he was late for that company, by ag

it really digs deep into our hearts when we see them scottish flags in the crowd. , ., , ., ., see them will not get to compete. —— some sports will not get a look in. jt�*s compete. -- some sports will not get a look in. v ., compete. -- some sports will not get alookin. v .,, ., compete. -- some sports will not get alook in. �*, ., , ., ., compete. -- some sports will not get alookin. �*, .,, ., ., ~ , a look in. it's a shame, to keep the lea of a look in. it's a shame, to keep the legacy of the _ a look in. it's a shame, to keep the legacy of the game _ a look in. it's a shame, to keep the legacy of the game is _ a look in. it's a shame, to keep the legacy of the game is going, i a look in. it's a shame, to keep the legacy of the game is going, the i legacy of the game is going, the model it was running from previously was not feasible, the rising costs were extortionate and it�*s not fair for host nations to be under that pressure. so in order to try to protect the legacy of the games, we had to do something a little bit different. it is unfortunate that we are going to have to lose

heart of gb energy's mission. >> i'm fresh from the reform uk conference in birmingham and they're talking about winning seats at the scottish farage north of the border? >> i have one mission in 2026 and that is to get rid of an snp government that's done so much damage to scotland over the last 17 years. three months ago we got rid of one rotten government. scotland, sadly, was burdened with two, so we got rid of one of them and in 2026 we'll finish the job and get rid of the other one. so if people want to protest, there might be other opportunities with reform or other parties if they want to deliver change, if they want to get rid of the snp, the only candidates for change, the only party of change is the scottish labour saying save the union, vote labour and don't risk putting it. know what i'm saying is vote for scotland, save scotland from an incompetent snp government and if you want change, you have to vote for it. and the only party for change is scottish labour in 2026. >> sue gray have you met sue gray >> very much so, yes, regularly. >> very much so, yes, regularly. >> you've got you've got confidence in her. s